For bench small lathes with a maximum swing of 150mm, this small vertical milling slide is ideal.
* Sliding Table Dimensions: 90 x 50 mm * Vertical Travel: 40 mm * Base Dimensions: 50 x 55 m.
9.5 mm maximum slot width *Jaw opening: 70 mm *Adjustable vice jaws and brass gi.
A Z-type Angle Plate is included in the package. Precision ground from all sides/faces for perpendicularity/squareness on a precision grinding machine.
Two counter drills with appropriate stud bolts are located on one base side of the Caste iron, and a continuous slot is located on the other base side, which is used to fasten the slide to the lathe’s toolpost stud. Examine each and every photograph carefully.
Benchtop Vertical Milling Slide with a Small Diamete. Miniature Lathe. Suitable for bench lathes with a maximum diameter of 150 mm. Swin. * Sliding Table Dimensions: 90 x 50 mm * Vertical Travel: 40 mm * Base Dimensions: 50 x 55 m. 9.5 mm maximum slot width *Jaw opening: 70 mm *Adjustable Vice Jaws & Brass Constructio. Gi. A Z-type Angle Plate is included in the package. Precision ground from all sides/faces for perpendicularity/squareness on a precision grinding machine. Two counter drills with appropriate stud bolts are located on one base side of the Caste iron, and a continuous slot is located on the other base side, which is used to fasten the slide to the lathe’s toolpost stud. Examine each and every photograph carefully.
My Seig C3 is now perfectly complemented by this accessory. The angle plate attaches to my tool post in a clean and simple manner, and it is perfectly aligned with the jaws of my lathe.
I started by inserting a piece of aluminum bar into the milling slide and making my first milling pass through it. Moreover, the slide itself has a LOT of play and chatters like crazy.
I’ll have to scrap the milling slide and replace it with another that is more precise and rigid, which I’ll mount to the angle plate.
